He was used to a different football, more technique and less physicality.
It takes less time to teach pass protection because run blocking involves more technique and more detailed assignments, so college coaches emphasize pass blocking.
As Gordon, Mr. Mullan, the Scottish actor ("My Name Is Joe"), subtly suggests a growing disengagement from reality, and it is good to see David Caruso back in action, with a little more technique and a little less ego.
Though the dancers gradually display more technique and more energy — they do splits, they leap, women throw themselves onto men's chests — there is never any sustained sense of momentum.
The challenge facing the new hire is not so different from the one faced by Jurgen Klinsmann before that: qualify for the World Cup while adding more technique and guile to complement that stereotypically-American athleticism and spirit.
What students need, it was felt, is lots more technique and process classes, K-12, on "finding the main idea," "identifying the author's audience," and all like that there.
She also wants actors to have more technique and grounding so that they are not just vehicles for a given director's vision, but bring something fundamental to their characters in their own rights.
More and more techniques for diagnosing and treating diseases are becoming available, yet new research findings and clinical practices are slow to spread.
Printed scaffolds and prostheses have partly replaced medical devices produced by more established techniques, and more recently, 3D printing has been proposed for the manufacturing of drug products.
